Voorbeelden van forcing

• The new tax would force companies to adopt energy-saving measures.

• Hospitals are being forced to close departments because of lack of money.

• The recession is forcing the company to rationalize.

• Doctors are being forced to work impossibly long hours.

• It's only a matter of time before he's forced to resign.

• The crowd managed to force its way in by sheer weight of numbers.

• The thieves forced one of the shop windows open with a crowbar.

• Helmeted, baton-wielding police forced back the crowd.

• Pieces of stone can be split off by forcing wedges between the layers.

• The water pressure forces the piston into the chamber.

• A popular explanation holds that large green jurisdictions have been forcing their trading partners to trade or ratchet up their regulation.

• To derive (24) and (25) it is convenient to t introduce the forcing at the spectral level.

• Initially, women face changing lifestyles, new and unfamiliar clinical situations forcing changed routines.

• The chapter on national and musical identity is interesting, especially in these days of converging multi-national record companies forcing homogeneity on the mass market.

• We see world consciousness forcing its way through outworn institutions.

• It therefore is important that forcing bulbs be examined carefully and critically very shortly after moving into the forcing house.

• Note that all four phases are dated about 50 years apart, consistent with a pattern of solar forcing of drought during periods of cold.

• However, this relative velocity is small compared to that which the red cell experiences in navigating through the microcirculation due to pressure forcing.

• If forcing were added to the second equation rather than to the first, then sample paths would be continuous and differentiable.

• The progressive democratization of local and national politics reinforced this, forcing parties into more specialized and sophisticated techniques of organization.

• The preferred steady solution becomes unstable against time-periodic perturbations a t a higher value of the forcing parameter.

• Steady regimes were observed when the forcing frequency was gradually increased (at constant wavemaker amplitude), until a sharp transition to a modulated regime occurred.

• Initially, the television screen was covered, forcing the par ticipants to base their comments solely on the interviewees' voices.

• At higher frequencies, these eddies which formed a t the forcing frequency were small and quickly lost their identities by coalescence.

• At higher frequencies, these eddies which form a t the forcing frequency are small and are quickly lost by coalescence.